The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-06

seant and also 10 lOOA az an ~, = 1,ositiou as
be ny oficer of the day prosI 80 ~
pTeslG;la mas been turned over 10 ule =! Iii
eACLsi and ! sincerely nope Ina na. n ti;e
Va pIeasant time and an 10 IL Have the
M. o1d 10 the day we celeOrdlel paI, T q
saS50- now to introduce 20 you a,tnrcises with
hI gTo who will open the e4eI0ii0S
prayer
THE PRAYER,
,5ered by Mr.. Tiff, was an eloquent
-Lo,ration and appeal that all bitter
&C. might be allayed in this com
Ie-5,ity and the various connlcting
-Ite-eSts be reconciled. After music Dy
the D&nd,
JOHN NJ. YOUNG
cad the Declaration of Independence,
- -inging tones. The Star Spangle63
mag IIns-;5;T was given by the band, and
PTeeident Murray introduced
GOVERNOR WEST
s.;,g introduced by the chairman
mike eloouentIy as follows;
,,.,r,., ,;ti-eua--we sre here to day united
1.-,y .-,o, Win 60 100000 people 70 honor
IN 49, AZ and IN recognize the great event
;l-s GS tyoe-sIrs and recall the herolsm that
- exhibited by those VINO I1aue tne ~ u
-1-@[@.sI declaration tnat has Deeu teau ~ II
ALC-.-racenca The most eloquent tong ues
.yLI -, - aver been heard upon American
.lls no ~ unclaimed upon THIS Gay us
Die ~. and recalled its memories, ana WINE
s.o-eo bsra We know that all over our greas
n--rt-y of srs are speaking the same tu4hGS
p;nling the same thoughts asa honorius
he Treat lives and the great purposes aL anu
aLlE 49, hot this dQV recalls. ana
70 know that wherever clVlIlza'l0H eAIs
49, are the representatives OF TINS grea5
.Lg--'oC-r-neut and country; Ia every lana ana
49, cline. wherever man has Deen euu-
.stad fociyilizatiOl, we have our fepresenId-
,iyas aud every ndtlons nag Is Gnvn iE Leu
In the American flag to-day Time Tor,
"a that we should go into the history OF
~ country. All we need to do Is to turn
-. thoughts back to l776, win paIrioIlc
gesr+ and swelling memories TO tnls glorious
-onntrv. and remember those VINO sue.
oOodad in the stupendOus undertaking; OF
Cec cos ,,iIJions of peop e who threw down
~ 0,yonntIet to the power OF England, an
ny whose domain is so great that the
en- p+ever sets upon it, VIII h was monarch
md mistress of the seas out these three
niIlions of people sought relief from their
wrongs and grievances anI sSdeISfS st ,e
iissnDl,nseI And, in that. declaration,
nIadged their lives their fortunes and
PLeiis' eacred honor. How well they
,nsintained that pledge is written on
aTpry page of history OF this grand
Isl and greatest republic that the
,Iorld bas ever known. 1t was no easy task
to9lSase three millions of people to main
,oir that declaration through the long fight
~ seven wears; but courage, patience and
S15nr9nce accomplished the result. By the
indomitable will and the spirit OF liberty
which inspired those people, we dld make
Of the and
-1einteined the rights of this land and these
.o1oDiesuntil they are now the greatest ma
Con az tbe world But again, she must
measure swords with another power. Tine
1Juntry had faithfully mai otalned her
-;gbt Of independence, but questions OF
-ight ar Sc and again war was the result
You know he history Of the war IL was as
The other. and victory came to the govern |
nent that believes in the equal RICH OF
man Applause) Again she must maintain
her DOsilipn: she must strike the naughty |
foa snd obtain the terms that were proper
and right Again she had to go to
war third time men must honor the flag
and the citizens must be protected, and
Mexico must fall You know the history of
shis war, it is the history of the past
Wherever the American flag is carried there |
is American ValOr to defend it-there |
victory perched and viii ever perch. Gap |
PlGusel
The very soil upon which we stand was
purchased by American treasure and blood |
We're ever soil more proper or better than
his, upon this day, to recall that fealty to
he flag OF our country? (Applause).
II the history of our country we come to
he time when we must have a baptism of
tFe. it's now war amongst our own peO-
pie question is raised that is necessary
10 be settled with the argument of the
sword, and the sword must decide it
But peace h7th her victories as well
Inol- thpCl litfln nn1nnioc hot
.Tinged the eastern sea and then look upon
The vast commonwealth and great cities
that have spread over the domain OF the
Union
Under the principle of rule by divine right
mankind have been oppressed for ages We
know that the founders of the colonies
nan no intention at first OF founding new
states. But they reversed the old order No
longer are there to be kings with divine
light They declare that the people
we're the source of power, and
that in civil government the people
rule They further ordained that, as a
necessity to the prepetuations of |
nee governments, liberty of conscience |
must be maintained (Applause). But it |
vas also necessary that no rellgionist, as |
such, should interfere with the State
NOW, upon this the Fourth of July, 1, as |
ne, representative OF the government, am
s'su 70 see so many here. No one can be |
harmed through having come, but if a re-
-t"eu patriotism should be kindled in q |
lhsle heart some good has been done by
2ur celebration today.
LeI us resolve that we viii observe and
ASsp SIN win our government and its
avs lhere can be no liberty without law.
-. Us remember that the result of the late
7aS Was that the laws must be obeyed.
Az the conclusion, three cheers were
IYen Tor the Governor. Mr.. T. E.
harper sang The Star Spangled Ban
Ae'' and President Murray introduced
JUDGE z'NE,
.oIOWs: --''- No " 90 -
- n gratifying to see so many peon1e
sstut a1u TO witness the interest man
-iti"si 81 % 'nlS occasion. Regardless of no.
s IA aud eilglOuS differences 7 trHSt we
day aIlus our nations birth |
,bs sI usi Seversnce Of the band which nj tied
n ~ vUiCuleS with Great britain was an act |
EsSs - g. uage But the patriots OF 1876 |
bs,o-, NOV SaJlsned with this. AS with a |
5sJ - II.ey prose the idols their fathers
IA lpbG;lsulppeQ, but they did nor destroy |
.li4ss without replacing them Tbey
,s;aa.S 80 new government. and in DOING 81 |
r.T,sVu All unSOund material Cavern |
5fr-;,, ore uot quit of stone an j mortar bnt
yjh7ss ~ pes. When based on correct prin- |
.bsIto, Ney furnish the citizen with a secure
ioTnSa,,oOIu E fathers, when they laid the |
hen, ~ ,On a oI tnls government, h before
party Of T42Penence of all time. The Tory
GbiGs o-;, I;jns ana claimed divine right |